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United States
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In the United States, life preservers are considered essential safety equipment for boating and water activities and are required on boats and ships.
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Australia
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In Australia, life preservers are considered essential safety equipment for water activities and boating.
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Canada
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Life preservers are considered essential safety gear for water activities, boating, and fishing in Canadian culture.
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Western countries
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The life preserver is considered essential for water safety and boating activities in Western countries.
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African countries
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Life preservers are less commonly used in African countries due to less prevalent water-based activities.
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Coastal regions in India
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Life preservers are less commonly used in coastal regions of India due to the prevalence of swimming and a strong swimming culture.
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Inland China
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Life preservers are less commonly used in Inland China due to limited access to large bodies of water.
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Inland countries
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Inland countries use life preservers less due to fewer water-based activities.
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Inuit communities
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Inuit communities use life preservers to protect against falling into icy waters during fishing or hunting.
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Maldives
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In the Maldives, life preservers are less commonly used due to the strong swimming culture.
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Mongolia
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Life preservers are less common in Mongolian culture due to limited access to large bodies of water.
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Northern Russia
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In Northern Russia, life preservers are commonly used for protection when fishing or hunting in icy waters.
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